Triadic segregation refers to the
A) tendency for triads to develop into a pair and an isolate.
B) likelihood of dyads to be stable.
C) emergence of coalitions.
D) predisposition for primary groups to be small.

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Triadic segregation refers to the tendency for a triad (a group of three individuals) to divide into a pair and an isolate (an individual who is left out). This process can occur due to various factors such as conflicts in the triad or the development of closer relationships between two individuals within the triad.

Triadic Segregation Refers to the